 | 1883 - 762 pages
...often look with equanimity upon a parturient woman losing a pint of blood from the uterine sinuses, would be dismayed at a man losing half or quarter...electric bell in your hotel. Hence there is always sufficent power in your fingers to obviate hemorrhage until strings can be obtained and applied. —... | |
 | 1884 - 598 pages
...at a man losing half or quarter that amount during removal of a tumor. While not advocating useless waste of blood, and especially in patients suffering...can be obtained and applied. DANGER OF TREPHINING THE SKULL.—The dislike to make exploratory incisions in closed fractures of the skull, evinced by... | |
 | John Bingham Roberts - 1884 - 70 pages
...advocate needless waste of blood ; and especially do I regret it in patients suffering shock ; but I assert that there is an unnecessary fear of blood spurting from a few little vessels. Bleeding from the largest arterial trunk can always be arrested by less pressure than... | |
 | J. Murphy, J.L. Hamilton, H. Steele - 1885 - 820 pages
...often look with equanimity upon a parturient woman losing a pint of blood from the uterine sinuses, would be dismayed at a man losing half or quarter...in your fingers to obviate fatal hemorrhage until ligatures can be obtained and applied. wait until symptoms of cerebral compression or inflammation... | |
 | 1884 - 572 pages
...losing a pint of blood from the uterine sinuses would be dismayed at a woman losing half a quarter of that amount during removal of a tumor. While not advocating...can be obtained and applied. DANGER OF TREPHINING THE SKULL. The dislike to make exploratory incisions in closed fractures of the skull evinced by some... | |
 | 1885 - 708 pages
...removal of a tumor. "While not advocating needless waste of blood, and especially in patients Buffering surgical shock, I assert that there is an unnecessary...in your fingers to obviate fatal hemorrhage until ligatures can be obtained and applied. Danger of Trephining the Skull. — The dislike to make exploratory... | |
 | 1884 - 672 pages
...hemostatic required. Styptics often do harm, and, as they are not needed, they should be discarded. waste of blood, and especially in patients suffering...used for ringing the electric bell in your hotel. Ofieratite Delay in Strangulated Hernia. — A delusion of fatal issue is that lending to postponement... | |
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While not advocating useless waste of blood, and especially in patients suffering surgical shock, I assert that there is an unnecessary fear of blood spurting from a few insignificant vessels. The largest artery can be controlled by pressure not greater... 